• complete error analysis as evidenced by group discussion of errors on the rationalism summative test, and explaining corrections using evidence from notes, and metacognition with a written reflection.
• analyze and summarize the elements of romanticism as evidenced by a quick write and Cornell Notes.

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1. Due Wed 11/19: Rationalism Summative Test Error Analysis for Summative Re-Take
2. Due Wed 11/19: Romanticism Cornell Notes
3. Due Fri 11/21: Pre- vocabulary flashcards

• What are the philosophical assumptions of rationalists and how did they influence texts?

Important Deadlines/Reminders:

• Absent? Check the class website for work
• Rationalism Summative Re-Take on Wednesday, Block Day

1. Learning Logs- Update daily with learning targets, homework, and essential questions, and reminders
2. Rationalism Summative Test Error Analysis
   • Meet with a group with the same test (A, B, C, D)
   • Discuss each person's errors
   • Make corrections on error analysis sheet, with evidence from your notes/readings
   • Complete the Metacognition
   • Error analysis notes due on Block Day to retake the summative test for mastery.
3. Romanticism -
   • Quick Write:
     • Describe three philosophical assumptions, and/or literary elements of romantics, dark romantics, and transcendentalists. What is similar and/or different from the rationalists? Be prepared to share.
   • Finish taking Romanticism Cornell Notes